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Phil Mickelson will do his best to dethrone Masters leader Jordan Spieth on Sunday but he feels the young Texan would make a fine champion.

Kirsty Gallacher has been savouring her victory over a host of Sky Sports presenters and pundits in our Masters challenge.

Justin Rose hopes his experience of winning the 2013 US Open will prove to be an advantage at Augusta on Sunday.

Rory McIlroy did not get the Saturday miracle he needed to give himself a chance of winning the Masters and completing a career Grand Slam.

Rich Beem looks back on his second trip to the Masters as a member of the media, having played at Augusta five times in his professional career between 2003 and 2007.

Butch Harmon has chosen the Tiger Woods chip-in in 2005 as his winning choice in our Masters Emotion competition.

Danny Willett enjoyed his first visit to Augusta but was a little bit disappointed with the overall standard of his performance.

Four-Ball: Spieth's rising star and Tiger's game

Sang-Moon Bae's Masters has been largely forgettable but he did manage one lovely shot on the final day at Augusta.

The biggest names in golf put major pressure on Jordan Spieth but the young American refused to crack, carding a two-under 70 on Saturday to take a four-shot lead into the final round of the Masters. Masters champions Ti...

Former world number one Greg Norman has said he feels sorry for Tiger Woods' position as a fallen idol but believes the American's travails showed even the greatest individuals would have their "weaknesses" exposed.

See how Sky Sports F1 stars Damon Hill and David Croft fare when they take on the fearsome 12th at Augusta National.

Mickelson's popularity at the Masters is unmatched, and the reaction to his improved play Saturday was amplified by the fact that he had done so little leading up to this year's tournament.

Justin Rose beat Phil Mickelson in a mini-competition Saturday. The prize was the right to play alongside Jordan Spieth in the final round of the Masters.

Go ahead and measure the kid for a green jacket. Soon they may be crowning him as the best player in golf.

Having astonished the golfing world with his remarkable composure in record-breaking style at the Masters, Jordan Spieth will again rely on his putting as he aims for a first green jacket at Augusta National.

At 16 under par, Spieth is four strokes ahead of Justin Rose and five ahead of Phil Mickelson entering the final round.

Justin Rose will try to emulate fellow Briton Nick Faldo and run down the leader in the final round at the Masters on Sunday.

After shooting a 73 in the third round of the Masters, Bubba Watson said, "I'm out of it."

Tiger Woods is back.

Phil Mickelson borrowed a color from Arnold Palmer and channeled his swashbuckling spirit to fire a 67 on Saturday and move within five shots of the Masters lead heading into the final round.

Jordan Spieth admitted to a sense of relief after securing a four-shot lead going into the final round of the Masters at Augusta.